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Content<br />

Tolerances for quality production<br />

Design of components for assembly<br />

Design for automated assembly<br />

Design of components for various production processes,<br />

including mould castings, plastic moulding, die casting,f<br />

orging, sheet-metal forming, machining, welding and<br />

powder metallurgy<br />

Design of tools for forming processes<br />

Design and selection of cutting tools<br />

Logic circuit design<br />

Design of pneumatic and hydraulic circuits<br />

Recommended Reading<br />

Bralla, J., <strong>Handbook</strong> of Product Design for Manujkcturing, Society<br />

of Manufacturing Engineers, 1986<br />

Dieter, G.E., Engineering Design: A Materials and Processng<br />

Approach, McGraw-Hill, 1991<br />

Smith, D., Die Design/Metal forming, Society of Manufacturing<br />

Eneineers. 1990.<br />

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MM370 Manufacturing Technology ~-fic<br />

12 credit points 5 hours per week Hawthorn Assessment:<br />

assignmats and tests<br />

A third year subject in the Bachelor of Engineering<br />

(Manufacturing - Production stream)<br />

Content<br />

Sheetmetal work: presses; classification, drive systems and<br />

mechanisms, evaluation of different types, operation,<br />

applications, selection. Press feed mechanisms; types,<br />

advantages and disadvantages, applications. Die cushions.<br />

Bending of sheetmetal; analysis of die types, forces, recoil,<br />

springback, blank development. Deep drawing; planning,<br />

force requirements, variables, effects of clearance, cutting<br />

with shear, stripping force. Materials selection for press<br />

forming; general requirements, mechanical tests, tensile test,<br />

analysis of stress-strain curves and parameters, r and n<br />

values, tests to simulate processes, stretch forming tests, deep<br />

drawing tests, bending tests, forming-limit diagrams,<br />

applications. Function and terminology for die components;<br />

blanking dies, commercially available die sets, punches and<br />

accessories.<br />

Numerical control; introduction to NC machine tools,<br />

comparison with conventional, hardware configurations,<br />

sofftware implementation, control systems, machine control<br />

subject, feedback, sensitivity. NC system components;<br />

comparison of actuation systems, electric, hydraulic,<br />

pneumatic. Design considerations for NC machine tools;<br />

design differences between conventional and NC machines,<br />

mechanical design considerations, control system design<br />

considerations. System input/output; types of input media,<br />

symbolic codes, tape input format, communication with<br />

MCU. NC programming; programming methods, computer<br />

assisted NC programming [processors, post; processors],<br />

part programming languages APT. Computer Numerical<br />

Control (CNC), Direct Numerical Control (DNC);<br />

comparison, management implications.<br />

Plastics and rubbers; overview of processes. Melt forming,<br />

rheology, mathematiccal analysis of pseudoplastic, dilatent,<br />

newtonian flow, time dependant flow, thixotropy, viscosity,<br />

tractional viscosity. Extrusion defects; causes and<br />

prevention. Extrusion die design. Single and multiple screw<br />

extrusion; hardware and product characteristics. Injection<br />

moulding; mould design, basics of the moldflow philosophy,<br />

cooling systems. Thermoforming die design. Elastomers; C<br />

black, other additives, compounding. Compression and<br />

injection moulding.<br />

Recommended reading<br />

Crawford, R.J., Plastics Engineering. 2nd edn, Oxford, Pergamon<br />

Press, 1987<br />

Groover, M.P., Automation, Production Systems and Computer<br />

Integrated Manufacturing. 2nd edn, Englewood Cliffs, N.J.,<br />

Prentice Hall, 1987<br />

Harris, J.N., Mechanical Working of Metals. Oxford, Pergamon,<br />

1983<br />

Kalpakjian, S., Manufacturing Processes for Engineering Materials.<br />

2nd edn, Reading, Mass., Addison-Wesley, 1991<br />

MM380 Productivity Improvement ?&& ri )<br />

4 credit points 2 hours per week (1 sem.) Hawthorn<br />

Assessment: final examination and assignments<br />

A third year subject in the Bachelor of Engineering<br />

(Manufacturing)<br />

Content<br />

Productivity definition, social and economic implications,<br />

waste reduction attitudes. Productivity measurement<br />

systems and benchmarking.<br />

Work study method study, time measurement, (stopwatch,<br />

predetermined methods, work sampling).<br />

Value analysis and engineering.<br />

Ergonomics basic ideas related to method study.<br />

Laboratory exercises will be conducted on relevant issues.<br />

Recommended reading<br />

Doty, Leonard, A. Work Methods and Measurement. Delman, 1989<br />

ILO Introduction to Work Study, 3rd rev. edn, I.L.O., 1986<br />

Kobayashi, I. Twenty keys to Workplace Improvement,<br />

Productivity Press, 1990<br />

Kato, K., Productivity Through Motion Study. Productivity Press,<br />

1991<br />

Kaydos, W., Productivity, Improvement, Management and<br />

Measurement. Productivity Press, 1991<br />

Shiudata, I., Productivity Through Process Analysis. Productivity<br />

Press, 1991<br />

MM381 Managerial Economics ? i g S ho7'c' '<br />

4 credit points 2 hours per week Hawthorn Assessment:<br />

assignments and examinations<br />

A third year subject in the Bachelor of Engineering<br />

Vanufacturing)<br />

Content<br />

I. Economics and finance<br />

Topics will be drawn from<br />

Supply and demand, elasticity, pure competition,<br />

monopoly and oligopoly<br />

<strong>Swinburne</strong> University of Technology 1 997 Hand book 439

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